Golden Girls

Lola	My name is Miss Lola, but here at my foster home I just go by Lola. I am 5 years old and as you can see I am quite cute. I am a little on the heavy side at the moment because of a thyroid problem, but every day I get 2 little pills and a great diet food and I have already lost almost 3 pounds in less than 2 weeks! I am a very adaptable, smart girl and I really love attention. I love to play with all kinds of toys and love to play fetch with a tennis ball or whatever I can get my foster mom or dad to throw. I love to carry a toy around with me most of the time. I love to be with my human and really love attention, but when my foster mom or dad says “Enough now, Lola, go lay down” I listen very well and go lay down. I know basic commands, like sit, shake, down, leave it (to get her to drop something) and come. I walk well on a leash and also love to ride in the van. I get along with my foster brother and two sisters and even with the cat that lives here. I also am crate trained. My foster mom says that as soon as you meet me you will fall in love and I will be a great addition to a new forever home. I hope to meet you at one of our Meet and Greets at Pet-co. "Click" on Lola's picture to go to her own page.
Ginjer	Hi my name is Ginjer, about the only thing about me that is Golden is my color and my Golden heart. My owner no longer wanted me and I was taken to the vet to go to the bridge. The vet spotted a very sweet senior girl and I found my way to LAGR. I had a growth on my eye which has now been removed, I also had a dental and it was found I had some split teeth with exposed nerves and pus, horrible, I had 4 teeth removed. I feel like a new woman with no pain in my mouth. I do not look or act like a senior but I have been told I am, I weigh just under 40 lb. I am also hard of hearing, I just want a home of my own where I can hang out and keep my new family company "Click" on Ginjer's picture to go to her own page.
Dolly	"Well, hello Dolly" That's what my foster mom said when she first saw me. After my spa day, she added "You're looking swell Dolly!". I am 6 years old, my former family couldn't keep me, so now I'm looking for a new family who will tell me "It's so nice to have you back where you belong". I'm a six year old gorgeous redhead. I'm big-boned, but at 95 pounds, I could stand to lose a few pounds. I get along well with kids, cats and dogs. My favorite playmate at my foster home is an energetic 2 year old puppy. I have an eye condition that requires drops twice a day for my whole life. I tolerate the drops though, because I get a treat after. I love attention, whether it's getting petted, brushed or talked to. Everyone tells me how sweet I am, and I'm not going to lie, they are right! "Click" on Dolly's picture to go to her own page.
Layla	Hi My name is Layla, my birthday is 09 05 05. I came from a breeder and I am adjusting well to my foster home. I love to go on my daily walks, I do ok on leash and learning to do better. My coat has grown in nicely, I have long legs and told a pretty face. I will need a fenced yard as the world does scare me a little. I am afraid of simple things such as a piece of furniture being moved, vacuum cleaner I hide from and things like that. I am doing a lot better but will need a lot of patience. Sometimes I act like a puppy and chew things but I am doing better at that. "Click" on Layla's picture to go to her own page.
Millie	Hello! My name is Millie, I came to rescue because I pay no attention to an invisible fence and keep getting out. I’m a little under a year and weigh about 60 lbs. I am a Golden Retriever/Great Pyrenees mix. I love to play tug-a-war and be outside! I am good with the command sit and am working on come, and down. I like to go for walks and do very well on a leash. I get along with most other dogs. Basically I am a happy go lucky dog! I need a home with a physical fence. "Click" on Millie's picture to go to her own page. Adoption Pending
Angel Bear	Hi! My name is Angel Bear, but the “bear” part really doesn’t fit me at all so my foster family calls me Angel. They tell me that I’m a senior girl, but I have no idea what that means unless maybe it means loving to jump around and play with my tennis ball. I don’t like to brag, but I am very adept at tossing my tennis ball in the air and then catching it. Someone should take a picture of me doing that, but no one seems to be quick enough to get my action shots. I love the outdoors, particularly when the weather is crisp and clear like it has been this fall. I take time out from my other activities for squirrel patrol and am doing my best to keep the squirrels in the trees where they belong. My life was terrible before I came to rescue. I was turned in to rescue by a vet clinic which had saved me from my prior owners and who described me as a Golden Retriever mix. Well, I’m a light golden color and I do retrieve, but who knows what type of dogs my parents were, likely not Golden Retriever. My coat is beautiful (if I do say so myself) somewhat like a yellow Lab’s. My ears are a lot more mobile than a retriever’s ears (the better to hear those pesky squirrels), and my muzzle is a little more triangular. When I came to rescue, I must admit that I did not look my best. I had been starved and mistreated. I even had to go through heartworm treatment. I have now been in rescue a long, long time. It’s fun being in my foster home where I know I am loved. However, I want my own home and hope to find someone to love me for who I am. I may take a while to warm up at first, but that’s just because not everyone was nice to me in my pre-rescue past. They tell me I have baggage from my past and that makes me be shy in new situations. That is what it is, but I know that once I trust you, I only want to love you and be loved and am always ready for a hug. I need my own angel, who understands dogs like me, to take me home and help me live a happy life. "Click" on Angel Bear's picture to go to her own page.